GREAT NEWS: THE SD Insulin Pumpers WEBSITE IS ONLINE!!! FOR NOW, TO ACCESS THE SITE, YOU MUST TYPE OUR FULL SITE URL (sdinsulinpumpers.blogspot.com) IN THE ADDRESS BOX AT THE TOP OF THE SCREEN. WE SUGGEST YOU BOOKMARK THE SITE TO MAKE IT EASIER TO ACCESS.
Don't Miss the JULY meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: OPEN DISCUSSION
MEETING TIME: Monday, July 11th, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: Open Discussion. We'll discuss any issues or questions you have.
LAST MONTH: We had a lively discussion on Pumps and CGM devices.
^^^^^PLEASE READ PAST THE FIRST PAGE TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS. Details of studies and other diabetes information of interest will now be on our website ^^^^^sdinsulinpumpers.blogspot.com).^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
**Dr. Pettus is in need of 2 more candidates for the REMD Glucagon Receptor Study listed on the website. Contact Lorraine Daly, MS, JD, CCRC Clinical Research Coordinator UCSD Clinical & Translational Research Institute
9452 Medical Center Drive, 2W C11
La Jolla, CA 92037
858-822-3108 (ph)
310-613-9730 (cell)
**AMCR has studies starting soon. They have a study starting 7/5/16 that needs 5-10 Pumpers using Medtronic pumps. There is a meter study starting the week of July 11th that is open to Type 1’s and 2’s ages 18 to 80. Contact Cheryl at AMCR 760-466-1520.
Only the announcement of new items of interest will be located here. Detailed information can be found on our website.
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Mailing List
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San Diego Insulin Pumpers will never sell, rent, or share your email address! Please add sdinsulinpumpers@gmail.com to your safe senders list to ensure you receive further communication.
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2016 Pump Club Programs
August 8 Matthew Schoenherr, Sharp Hospital Exercise Physiologist
Sept 12 Jo Ann Shartel CDE, RN, CPT
Oct 8 Dr. Steve Edelman and Dr. Jeremy Pettus
Nov 14 John Walsh, PA,CDE Current research, news from the ADA conference
Dec 12 HOLIDAY DINNER
Other Diabetes Events
7/11 6-7:30 Scripps Whittier Institute Type 1 Diabetes Connect. Email Ohrmund.Cheryl@scrippshealth.org for more information.
7/14 7:00-9:00 The North County Diabetes Support Group meets at Tri City Medical Center, 4002 Vista Way, Oceanside, CA 92056 on the 2nd Thursday of the month. (Use the main entrance, take the elevator down to the lower level, then follow the signs!) Call 760-576-5158 or email NorthCountyDiabetesGroup@gmail.com for more information
7/20 6:30-8:30 TCOYD Miniseries - Type 1 Night
9/6 6-7:30 Scripps Whittier Institute Type 1 Diabetes Connect. Email Ohrmund.Cheryl@scrippshealth.org for more information.
10/1 10-4 TCOYD Conference
11/1 6-7:30 Scripps Whittier Institute Type 1 Diabetes Connect. mail Ohrmund.Cheryl@scrippshealth.org for more information.
11/16 6:30-8:30 TCOYD Miniseries - Cooking That Caters to Your Health
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Mutual Support - General Discussion - Expert Speakers: All pumpers, companions, and friends welcome!
Monday, July 11, 2016
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
June Meeting 2016
GREAT NEWS: THE SD Insulin Pumpers WEBSITE IS ONLINE!!! FOR NOW, TO ACCESS THE SITE, YOU MUST TYPE OUR FULL SITE URL (sdinsulinpumpers.blogspot.com) IN THE ADDRESS BOX AT THE TOP OF THE SCREEN. WE SUGGEST YOU BOOKMARK THE SITE TO MAKE IT EASIER TO ACCESS.
Don't Miss the JUNE meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: Open Discussion. Bring your issues or questions, With over 200 years of experience living with diabetes in the group, one of our members has had similar issues and can share their experience with you.
LAST MONTH: Last Month: C.C. King, research scientist and Christine, Executive Director from Diabetes Research Connection (DRC) (http://sdinsulinpumpers.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=10bf3478ca168b1633b80832c&id=7f410a5722&e=c9f09e870a) spoke to us. DRC was formed as a nonprofit organization in 2012 to fund diabetes research by young research scientists that wouldn’t receive funding through tradition sources. The goal of DRC is to provide (through crowd funding) $50,000.00 grants to researchers.
The submission process with DRC is about 12 weeks, considerably shorter than the traditional grant process which can take 12-15 months. Once the research proposal is accepted through DRC’s peer review process it is posted on the DRC website. From there, the public can select a research study to fund. DRC has funded 6 studies so far with 4 studies currently on the website looking for funding.
One of the unique features of making a donation to a DRC research project is you will be kept informed of the study’s progress through the website. One of the studies funded through DRC is a hospital study that will examine the value and utility of the CGM in the inpatient environment. We have asked DRC to return in 2017 to report on the CGM hospital study. Please check out the Diabetes Research Connection website for the latest in Diabetes research.
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Don't Miss the JUNE meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: Open Discussion. Bring your issues or questions, With over 200 years of experience living with diabetes in the group, one of our members has had similar issues and can share their experience with you.
LAST MONTH: Last Month: C.C. King, research scientist and Christine, Executive Director from Diabetes Research Connection (DRC) (http://sdinsulinpumpers.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=10bf3478ca168b1633b80832c&id=7f410a5722&e=c9f09e870a) spoke to us. DRC was formed as a nonprofit organization in 2012 to fund diabetes research by young research scientists that wouldn’t receive funding through tradition sources. The goal of DRC is to provide (through crowd funding) $50,000.00 grants to researchers.
The submission process with DRC is about 12 weeks, considerably shorter than the traditional grant process which can take 12-15 months. Once the research proposal is accepted through DRC’s peer review process it is posted on the DRC website. From there, the public can select a research study to fund. DRC has funded 6 studies so far with 4 studies currently on the website looking for funding.
One of the unique features of making a donation to a DRC research project is you will be kept informed of the study’s progress through the website. One of the studies funded through DRC is a hospital study that will examine the value and utility of the CGM in the inpatient environment. We have asked DRC to return in 2017 to report on the CGM hospital study. Please check out the Diabetes Research Connection website for the latest in Diabetes research.
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Tuesday, May 3, 2016
May Meeting 2016
GREAT NEWS: THE SD Insulin Pumpers WEBSITE IS ONLINE!!! FOR NOW, TO ACCESS
THE SITE, YOU MUST TYPE OUR FULL SITE URL (sdinsulinpumpers.blogspot.com) IN THE
ADDRESS BOX AT THE TOP OF THE SCREEN. WE SUGGEST YOU BOOKMARK THE SITE TO MAKE
IT EASIER TO ACCESS. THANK YOU AGAIN to Rick Miles who spent many hours getting
it online. Additional updates are planned.
Don't Miss the MAY meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: Charles "C.C." King, is going to speak about some of the exciting new diabetes research being funded by DRC. DRC's mission is to connect donors with early-career scientists enabling them to perform peer-reviewed, novel research designed to prevent and cure type 1 diabetes, minimize its complications and improve the quality of life for those living with the disease.
LAST MONTH: Two representatives from United Healthcare spoke on how to select the Medicare coverage that will pay for Pump and CGM supplies. Several important requirements for a smooth transition to coverage for supplies were outlined. Before joining Medicare, make an appointment to see your doctor and request lab work for a Fasting Blood Sugar test and a C Peptide test. Medicare requires a blood test with BG’s under 225 and a C Peptide test before they will reimburse pump supplies. They require proof of Type 1 Diabetes, even if we have had the disease for over 50 years.
Reimbursement of our CGM supplies is a little trickier requiring homework on our part. We must determine and select the Medicare plans that cover CGM supplies. Developing a relationship with an Insurance Agent with the insurance company you select is the best way to get the correct answers about which or if their plans cover CGM devices. The Agents are better trained about plans than a customer service rep through an 800 number.
Agents will be able to help you select an appropriate insurance plan if you have a list of your medical priorities, along with prescription, medical device and doctor requirements when you call. Plans that are most likely to cover CGM products are Medicare HMO plans with Part C coverage. Many of these plans cover CGM products under the Prescription benefit, not the Durable Medical benefit as with traditional health insurance plans. Most traditional Medicare A, B, and D plans with a Medigap supplemental plan generally do not cover CGM products. CMS.gov is a good source of information on Medicare.
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Don't Miss the MAY meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: Charles "C.C." King, is going to speak about some of the exciting new diabetes research being funded by DRC. DRC's mission is to connect donors with early-career scientists enabling them to perform peer-reviewed, novel research designed to prevent and cure type 1 diabetes, minimize its complications and improve the quality of life for those living with the disease.
LAST MONTH: Two representatives from United Healthcare spoke on how to select the Medicare coverage that will pay for Pump and CGM supplies. Several important requirements for a smooth transition to coverage for supplies were outlined. Before joining Medicare, make an appointment to see your doctor and request lab work for a Fasting Blood Sugar test and a C Peptide test. Medicare requires a blood test with BG’s under 225 and a C Peptide test before they will reimburse pump supplies. They require proof of Type 1 Diabetes, even if we have had the disease for over 50 years.
Reimbursement of our CGM supplies is a little trickier requiring homework on our part. We must determine and select the Medicare plans that cover CGM supplies. Developing a relationship with an Insurance Agent with the insurance company you select is the best way to get the correct answers about which or if their plans cover CGM devices. The Agents are better trained about plans than a customer service rep through an 800 number.
Agents will be able to help you select an appropriate insurance plan if you have a list of your medical priorities, along with prescription, medical device and doctor requirements when you call. Plans that are most likely to cover CGM products are Medicare HMO plans with Part C coverage. Many of these plans cover CGM products under the Prescription benefit, not the Durable Medical benefit as with traditional health insurance plans. Most traditional Medicare A, B, and D plans with a Medigap supplemental plan generally do not cover CGM products. CMS.gov is a good source of information on Medicare.
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Tuesday, April 5, 2016
April Meeting 2016
Don't Miss the APRIL meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: Selecting Medicare Plans that cover Devices and/or Supplies
MEETING TIME: Monday, April 11th, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility 8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: Two representatives from United Healthcare will speak to us on how to select the correct Medicare insurance that will cover our Pump and CGM devices and supplies. This is an important meeting for anyone on Medicare or close to signing up for Medicare.
LAST MONTH: We had an amazing meeting facilitated by Veronica Lode RD, LDN, CDE with Tandem Pumps. Veronica assembled a panel of 4 Type 1’s that regularly participate in intense exercise. The main message was any activity lasting over 1 hour requires refueling to replenish the body and your blood sugar.
Some of the most popular snack items for refueling are granola/energy bars, peanut butter and crackers, fruit and veggie puree in pouches (check the baby food isle), Honey Stingers (a gummy bear with a honey center), chocolate milk, glucose tablets and Snickers bars.
Try to have all bolus insulin out of your system before starting intense exercise to help prevent lows. To prevent night time lows after intense exercise, consider lowering your basil rate and eat protein in your bedtime snack. Another suggestion was to use a long-acting insulin such as Lantus to inject for part of the basil rate. Long-acting insulins are less volatile than short-acting insulins and work better with intense activity. Another reason for using a long-acting insulin with intense physical activity is if your infusion set gets pulled out or goes bad, you have the long-acting insulin on board to lower the risk of ketoacidosis.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
THIS MONTH: Selecting Medicare Plans that cover Devices and/or Supplies
MEETING TIME: Monday, April 11th, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility 8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: Two representatives from United Healthcare will speak to us on how to select the correct Medicare insurance that will cover our Pump and CGM devices and supplies. This is an important meeting for anyone on Medicare or close to signing up for Medicare.
LAST MONTH: We had an amazing meeting facilitated by Veronica Lode RD, LDN, CDE with Tandem Pumps. Veronica assembled a panel of 4 Type 1’s that regularly participate in intense exercise. The main message was any activity lasting over 1 hour requires refueling to replenish the body and your blood sugar.
Some of the most popular snack items for refueling are granola/energy bars, peanut butter and crackers, fruit and veggie puree in pouches (check the baby food isle), Honey Stingers (a gummy bear with a honey center), chocolate milk, glucose tablets and Snickers bars.
Try to have all bolus insulin out of your system before starting intense exercise to help prevent lows. To prevent night time lows after intense exercise, consider lowering your basil rate and eat protein in your bedtime snack. Another suggestion was to use a long-acting insulin such as Lantus to inject for part of the basil rate. Long-acting insulins are less volatile than short-acting insulins and work better with intense activity. Another reason for using a long-acting insulin with intense physical activity is if your infusion set gets pulled out or goes bad, you have the long-acting insulin on board to lower the risk of ketoacidosis.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Monday, March 7, 2016
March Meeting 2016
Don't Miss the MARCH meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: Managing Diabetes While Exercising
MEETING TIME: ***MONDAY, MARCH 14th***, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: Veronica Lode, Tandem Pumps, moderates an informative panel discussion around managing diabetes during physical activity/exercise.
LAST MONTH: We had an open discussion with 13 pumpers. We went around the table, introducing ourselves and an issue/question we wanted help with. Use of the Dexcom Clarity app was clarified. Adhesion issues and solutions to try: Skin Tac, Tegaderm, Flexifit, Hypafix or TK tape. The increase in drug cost especially insulin was brought up and it was suggested to shop around (Costco) and check out mail order sources.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
THIS MONTH: Managing Diabetes While Exercising
MEETING TIME: ***MONDAY, MARCH 14th***, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: Veronica Lode, Tandem Pumps, moderates an informative panel discussion around managing diabetes during physical activity/exercise.
LAST MONTH: We had an open discussion with 13 pumpers. We went around the table, introducing ourselves and an issue/question we wanted help with. Use of the Dexcom Clarity app was clarified. Adhesion issues and solutions to try: Skin Tac, Tegaderm, Flexifit, Hypafix or TK tape. The increase in drug cost especially insulin was brought up and it was suggested to shop around (Costco) and check out mail order sources.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Monday, February 1, 2016
February Meeting 2016
Don't Miss the FEBRUARY meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: OPEN DISCUSSION
MEETING TIME: Monday, February 8th, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: We have an OPEN DISCUSSION. That means you set the agenda. Bring questions or tidbits from which we can benefit.
LAST MONTH: Laura Nunes, DexCom Territory Business manager spoke about the features and differences of the G4 and G5 CGM sensors. The G4 Share offers the ability to share BG data from the receiver via the cloud. The information can be accessed by up to 5 followers. The G5 transmitter shares directly with IPhones eliminating the need to carry a receiver.
Linda also clarified a Medicare insurance question regarding coverage of DexCom products. Medicare Supplemental insurance follows Medicare guidelines and usually does not cover CGM devices. However Secondary insurance may cover your CGM. Also you may find your insurance will offer coverage through your pharmacy benefit.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
THIS MONTH: OPEN DISCUSSION
MEETING TIME: Monday, February 8th, 7:00-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Blvd, Room 186
THIS MONTH: We have an OPEN DISCUSSION. That means you set the agenda. Bring questions or tidbits from which we can benefit.
LAST MONTH: Laura Nunes, DexCom Territory Business manager spoke about the features and differences of the G4 and G5 CGM sensors. The G4 Share offers the ability to share BG data from the receiver via the cloud. The information can be accessed by up to 5 followers. The G5 transmitter shares directly with IPhones eliminating the need to carry a receiver.
Linda also clarified a Medicare insurance question regarding coverage of DexCom products. Medicare Supplemental insurance follows Medicare guidelines and usually does not cover CGM devices. However Secondary insurance may cover your CGM. Also you may find your insurance will offer coverage through your pharmacy benefit.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
Monday, January 4, 2016
January Meeting 2016
Don't Miss the JANUARY meeting of the San Diego Insulin Pumpers!!!
THIS MONTH: New Features of the Dexcom G4 and G5
MEETING TIME: Monday, January 11th, 6:30-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Court, Room 186
LAST MONTH: Good food and good conversation was had by all who attended the Holiday Dinner.
THANK YOU to all the Diabetes professionals that spoke to the Pump club in 2015. We appreciate the continued support and expansion of our knowledge of diabetes. Our 2015 speakers were Tom Schreiber at Animas Pumps, Dr. Susan Guzman, Dr. David Ahn, Morgance Ellis, CPDT at Diabetes Alert Dogs, Dr. Jeremy Pettus, John Walsh, PA, CDTC, and Angie Politzer, Territory Manager and Veronica Lode, RD,LDN,CDE at Tandem Pumps.
A BIG THANK YOU to Dr. Steve Edelman and TCOYD for their continued support of the Pump club. Look for us in the vendor area of the TCOYD miniseries events and at the TCOYD San Diego conference in 2016.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
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THIS MONTH: New Features of the Dexcom G4 and G5
MEETING TIME: Monday, January 11th, 6:30-8:30pm
LOCATION: Sharp Medical Facility
8695 Spectrum Centre Court, Room 186
LAST MONTH: Good food and good conversation was had by all who attended the Holiday Dinner.
THANK YOU to all the Diabetes professionals that spoke to the Pump club in 2015. We appreciate the continued support and expansion of our knowledge of diabetes. Our 2015 speakers were Tom Schreiber at Animas Pumps, Dr. Susan Guzman, Dr. David Ahn, Morgance Ellis, CPDT at Diabetes Alert Dogs, Dr. Jeremy Pettus, John Walsh, PA, CDTC, and Angie Politzer, Territory Manager and Veronica Lode, RD,LDN,CDE at Tandem Pumps.
A BIG THANK YOU to Dr. Steve Edelman and TCOYD for their continued support of the Pump club. Look for us in the vendor area of the TCOYD miniseries events and at the TCOYD San Diego conference in 2016.
^^^^^PLEASE CHECK THE SIDEBAR LINKS TO LEARN ABOUT FUTURE PROGRAMS, STUDIES, AND OTHER DIABETES INFORMATION OF INTEREST.^^^^^
Pre-Meeting Dinner (Souplantation): Several of us get together about 5:30 before each meeting for dinner, and all are welcome! Anyone who would like a bite of dinner before the meeting can join us this month at the Souplantation Restaurant in Kearny Mesa, 7095 Clairemont Mesa Boulevard (just east of 805), 858-715-6824. Please be ready to leave the restaurant by 6:45 and proceed to Sharp so that our speakers and non-dining members are not delayed.
As always, significant others and any friends and family supporters are always welcome at the meeting. Our meetings are held the 2nd Monday of every month.
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